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Practice Brief 23: Promoting Healing Amid Complexity. An Interview with Carmelita Smith of the Puyallup Tribe’s Children of the River CAC

Practice Brief 23: Promoting Healing Amid Complexity. An Interview with Carmelita Smith of the Puyallup Tribe’s Children of the River CAC

Mar 9, 2025 | Practice Briefs

Carmelita Smith is the Director of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians’ Children of the River Child Advocacy Center (CRCAC). NCARC’s Jen Calder interviewed Carmelita to discuss some of the unique aspects of CRCAC’s service population and their ability to...
Practice Brief 22: Building Connections and Bridging Communication Gaps. A Conversation with Nagisa Konda, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community Family Advocacy Center  

Practice Brief 22: Building Connections and Bridging Communication Gaps. A Conversation with Nagisa Konda, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community Family Advocacy Center  

Jan 8, 2025 | Practice Briefs

Nagisa Kondo, Psy.D, is the Director of the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC) Family Advocacy Center (FAC). NCARC’s Jen Calder recently chatted over Zoom with Nagisa to learn more about the FAC’s history and lessons learned since its 2009 founding....
Practice Brief 21: Collaborating with the FBI to Serve Tribal Children and Families

Practice Brief 21: Collaborating with the FBI to Serve Tribal Children and Families

Jun 15, 2024 | Practice Briefs

This Practice Brief shares the reflections and insights of Red Bird Woman Center Director Sue Parker and FBI Victim Specialist Heidi Kent. They discuss their working relationship, the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award, and what advice they might have for...
Practice Brief 20: Words of Wisdom from Tribal CAC Directors

Practice Brief 20: Words of Wisdom from Tribal CAC Directors

Mar 15, 2024 | Practice Briefs

NCARC staff reached out to the Directors of six NCA accredited CACs operated by Native Nations.  We asked the Directors questions that we thought might be of interest to others who are interested in developing accredited CACs in their communities. This Practice Brief...
Practice Brief 19: Mental Health Services for Caregivers

Practice Brief 19: Mental Health Services for Caregivers

Mar 1, 2024 | Accreditation Standard 6: Mental Health, Practice Briefs

In this Practice Brief, we offer guidance on how CACs can support the mental-health needs of non-offending parents, including: information on evidence-supported conjoint treatments; tools to identify mental health concerns; and considerations for working with...
Practice Brief 18: Always Ready to Help: An Interview with Salli Kerr, WRCAC Training Specialist and Tribal Liaison

Practice Brief 18: Always Ready to Help: An Interview with Salli Kerr, WRCAC Training Specialist and Tribal Liaison

Feb 15, 2024 | Practice Briefs

In this Practice Brief, we sit down with Salli Kerr to discuss the operations of a regional CAC and the unique characteristics of the Western Region. Download the...
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